Elyria News Page Ad Detail and Publication Info 1920
The page shows publishing details for Elyria daily news dated Thursday November 18 1920. It lists price 1 cent per copy 15 cents weekly 75 dollars yearly in advance 4000 to 5000? per year for Ohio residents and surrounding counties. It notes Associated Press select list and offices in New York and Chicago. It includes circulation and advertising contact notes and the disclaimer about republication rights.
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Elyria
Flyrie
Lorain
Ohio
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulation Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
Fifth Ave
Chicago
South
Wabash Ave
Robert E. Ward
National
Igejecseteccees Usig News
Problems of the Nation and the Elyria Dilemma
A current magazine discussion notes that leaders talk about Harding Cox and the League while ignoring the country. In Elyria the core issue is unemployment and high prices. Producers cut wages and prices to stay afloat, but demand for essentials remains strong and Europe’s buying lags. The country must solve production and distribution to raise living standards beyond political lines.
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Cox
Harding
League
Elyria
Henry Ford
Europe
Opinion on electricity rate votes and fairness
A reader argues that voters who supported a higher electrical rate should accept the burden, while acknowledging that some would pay individually if asked directly. The piece suggests the Light Company could have secured larger support by seeking voluntary increases from willing residents.
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Electric Company
Jugh
Why Do They Run It This Way
A harsh critique of the Electric Company over power shortages and meter refusals. The piece questions current usage in shops and homes, noting surplus power isn’t available and predicting continued limits for weeks or months. It suggests the company favors its wartime plans until the public tires of the arrangement.
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Ciy
Meet
Voice Of The People Oberlin Q Novel 1522 Dear gir I have read wth no tttle
A reader challenges editorials and coverage shown in a November issue. The letter criticizes Democratic candidate reporting, praises balanced treatment, and questions editorial bias toward President Wilson and Republican figures. It mentions a delegation led by Hamilton Holt visiting the White House to discuss cooperation on the League of Nations.
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Caronile
Barshees
Geoxym
Wilson Abraham Lincoln
Mika Realy
Wilson
Chen
Traurce
Amail
Hamilton Holt
The
Independent
White House
Bim
Lon
League of Notlong Nota
President Speaks on War Aims and Americanism
Fragmentary remarks trace a president's call to end imperial schemes and justify wartime sacrifices. He emphasizes justice, protection of future peace, and a duty to prevent renewed peril, urging unity to defend democratic ideals and oppose imperial aims. The speech frames America’s entry as a pledge to secure lasting world stability and mothers’ sacrifices.
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Leo
Gorakton
Mattuteu
Bron
Germany
United States
League of Nationa
Ideals and politics clash in a editor's candid letter
W H Chapin rebuts an editorial and questions the moral tone of a Wilson era speech. He acknowledges shared ideals but condemns partisan rhetoric as hypocritical. The letter defends patriotism and notes mutual respect in municipal and labor disputes.
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W. H. Chapin
Reply by J F Burke On Editorial About Lincoln Wilson and Soldier Boys
The editorial defends President Lincoln and the memory of soldier boys against invidious Wilson comparisons. It says the piece aimed at memory, not attack, and avoids personal criticisms of local candidates. The writer notes partisanship over the league, acknowledges using camouflage wording, and claims public opinion has settled the matter.
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J. F. Burke
Wilson Abraham Lincoln
Wilson
Lincoln
Granta
Harl
Uee
League of Nations
Creel
France
Ana Frerehteer
Forty Years Ago Marriages at St Andrews Church
Forties era notices report marriages at St Andrews Church including Clara Frances Sherman and Cherk Wo Hill officiated by Brin Taylor of Norwalk, and others such as Verill and Pig, Jonesy Jomson, Callie Lo Gur from Elma. The piece contrasts with a somber scene of poverty and empty coal bins. An incident mentions Jinmoe Atheeit, 28, who died after a fall near West Broad Street. Mise SoA Cook arrived in Fly from Beyland for a fight with her brother William Cook. Plymouth church pulpit clergy were noted delivering services across Sunday.
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Mise Soa Cook
Beyland
William Cook
Timer Warrett Proudstreet Sign Sparks Brash Street Worry
Observers note Timer Warrett Proudstreet 36 inches tall in front of a shop and the clocklike lights around the plaza. Recent damage to the wigged clothes sign worries the proprietor who fears a likeness to a neighboring pawn broker. A local dinky car official, Otte Woekenfuss, is identified as a motorman conductor and general manager in city transit.
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Timer Warrett
Barretts
Pele
Eise
Tatofla
Timer Teele
Otte Woekenfuss
Feneral
Collision Left Electric Car In Narrow Street
In a collision an auto turned and struck an electric car in a narrow street. Witnesses report the driver shouted and tried to maneuver but could not avert the impact. Emergency responders attended the scene with reports of minor injuries and damage to both vehicles.
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Wocken
Fragmented OCR reveals scattered 1920s-era notes and jokes
A garbled montage reports a man lighting a cigarette in a theatre and comments on smoking laws, then shifts to varied items praising Lord Mayor MacSwiney, President Wilson, and figures like Harding. It mentions cabinet timing, high paper prices, and leather shoe plans, all in a jumble of quoted phrasing and fragmented opinions.
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